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Mashy Green
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Turn-key property analysis

Mashy Green
  • Brooklyn, NY
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Dear BP community,

I am currently looking at a particular property. It's single family, section 8 tenant occupied home.

the selling price is $100k, the monthly rent is $1300 (80% paid by section 8 HUD )

RE taxes $1400/year. Insurance $1200/year. management fees 10%/month.

I am planning on taking a conventional mortgage 25% down, 4.5% interest rate.

how does this deal look for you? Any input would be highly appreciated.

Also, generally speaking what are the cons and pros for turn-key purchase ?

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Christopher Phillips
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Christopher Phillips
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@Mashy Green

Closing costs? Sewer? Water? vacancy? property mgmt? Money for repairs needed, or everything good?

Took a few guesses on the things you didn't mention. Didn't include repair money.

Does cash flow with your assumptions.

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